Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

tisl party arrived here safely this morn
ing.
THE TRAVELLERS RETURN.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. % The gilded
train that the Presidents party from
Washington entered little over three
weeks ago, glided into the depot this
morning on time and with every one on
board well and happy. AS Mrs. Cleve-
land passed through the little knot OF
sight-seers aout at the early hour of
O'Clock, one maiden remarked soto voce:
"She looks as fresh and pretty as noun
tain pink" and in truth she did. Mr..
Cleveland showed no signs of fatigue
whatever. and both he and his wife de-
clsred that they had had a most delight
full trip. Before daylight this morning
the President and Mrs. Cleveland were
up and dres ed waiting for the approach
to Washington. There were out few peo-
pie in the depot when the train arrived.
Carriages were in waiting and the entire
party were soon seated in them. The
President aud Mrs. Cleveland, Mr..
Bissell, DR.. Ward and Colonel Lamont
were driven at once to the White House
where breakfast was served. Somebody
remarked that Mrs. Cleveland looked as
fresh as morning glory. Both she and
the President showed as little fatigue ae
if they had just returned from short
morning drive. They were not worn out
by their Journey. They declared they had !
most charming trip. After breakfast 81
the White House the President, Mrs.
Cleveland, Dr.. Ward and Mrs. Bissell
drove out to OHkview. They are not ex-
pected at the White House before Mon
day morning.
COLONEL LAMONT
remained at the White House ard was
soon at his desk IS busy as ever He has
gained considerable flesh since his de-
parture. BE said they had all eIioyed
the trip immensely, travelling about With
cut experiencing the usual fatigue and
seeing much Of interest. Mrs. Cleveland
and the President particularly, ne sid,
hsd expressed pleasure at the way theyidad
been received everywhere, and the gen
erelly delightful character Of the trip.
Both tie correspondents who Sccompe-
MED the party, MIR. Bicktord AID Mr.. De-
Grand, spoke il glowing terms OF their
experience, dwelling particularly upon
the way Mrs. Cleveland charmed every
one she met. The enthusiasm with which
the President WAS received throughout
the trip, they SAID, WAS great. This
morning the car that had carried the dis
tinguished travellers go far stood on the
siding at the depot, looking somewhat
smoked and travel-stained. The Presi-
dent was heartily glad to get home,
though as heartily glad that he went
away. During the three weeks of his
iourneying he had Travelled 1870 miles,
passed through seventeen states,
crossing three of them twice, and
had seen and been seen by-variously es-
imated by different members OF the psrty
st from 1000, 900 to 100000 of American
citizens. There were no brass bands, no
committeeman, no crowds at the station
here, and it is nothing uncomplimentary
to the people whom the President has
visited to say that every one Of the tour
lists was glad of it. DR.. Bryant and Mr.
Rissell, after their breakfast with the
President, took the trei9s respectively
for New York and Buffalo.
THE ANARCHISTS CASE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The Uaited
States Supreme court has decided to hear
further argument upon the application
for writ Of error in the case OF the con-
demned Chicago anarchists, ard has set
the hearing for Thursday at noon. The
court las also decided to allow the state
of Illinois to appear in the proceedings
and has notified Attorney General Hunt
to be present and make argument in be-
half Of the state in opposition to the writ.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsHIN GToN, Oct. % Pensions were
granted to-day to Isabella S., widow of
S. MCGOWAN, GreenVilIe; James 1. Stew
art, Ennis.